Magnetic Field Effect on Initial Electrodeposition of Nickel; Scanning Tunneling Microscope Observation.

Simulating Scanning Tunneling Microscope

Magnetic Force Scanning Tunneling Microscope Imaging of Overwritten Data

The magnetic force scanning tunneling microscopy is briefly discussed and demonstrated to successfully image overwritten data on commercial rigid magnetic disks. In particular, clear images of unerased remnants of the previously stored data are presented. These unerased data are attributed to slight radial deviations in write head tracking due to the intrinsic limitations in the electromechanic...

Wavelength dependence of the magnetic resolution of the magneto-optical near-field scanning tunneling microscope

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A Scanning Tunneling Microscope at the Milli-Kelvin, High Magnetic Field Frontier

The ability to access lower temperatures and higher magnetic fields has precipitated breakthroughs in our understanding of physical matter, revealing novel effects such as superconductivity, the integer and fractional quantum Hall effects, and single spin magnetism. Extending the scanning tunneling microscope (STM) to the extremity of the B-T phase space provides unique insight on these phenome...

Scanning tunneling microscope studies of the superconductor proximity effect

Scanning tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy are employed in studies of the proximity effect between normal metals and superconductors. The experimental configuration is unique, in that the tunneling current flows in parallel to the interfaces between different materials. The samples are superconducting wires consisting of ordered arrays of submicron diameter normal-metal filaments, either Cu...